Web App Developers Meetup @ Rubicon

If you missed out on the Web App Developers Meetup at the Rubicon Project’s office no worries TechZulu has you covered.  The Meetup brought us Red5 which is an open source flash server that was presented by Nick Merwin.  If you are interested in learning more about Red5 click here for a page full of information that will get you well on your way.  Erik Osterman presented us with Starling Queue Server, and if you want to begin setting up your own Starling Glen Gillen over at Rubypond.com offers a complete guide here. Cloud Computing has been a hot topic and Ari Lerner did his presentation on Auto-Scaling cloud-computing on Amazon EC2 + S3.  Below you can view each presenter and get insight on what they are using for their products and why.

1) Nick Merwin – Rolling with Red5 (open source Flash server)

To view the rest of the presentations hit the jump.

2) Erik Osterman – Faster Response Times By Using the Starling Queue Server

3) Ari Lerner – Auto-Scaling cloud-computing on amazon EC2 + S3

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